I've encountered a little problem after running the MCE installer. At the first boot it starts configuring the system and it loops at this message. I get to click OK, but it just keeps trying to initialize OpenGL.

Possible your graphical card isn't supported by Linux. Try to use UI1 (you can choose it on the media director page). From my experience I can say that nVidia 6200 works fine with Alpha Blended UI2. The rest cards - nVidia 7XXX and 8XXX, a several ATI cards are failed.

If there is a pause in between theses screens. If you see the linuxMCE window click video and click reset resolution. This will reset your pc, and ask you to do the graphics and sound setup again. when you get to the interface options set it on low; then finish the setup. It also helps if you chose not to start LinuxMCE automatically until you get your settings working.

cyf4746: bad luck! you can follow by Zaec instructions or use admin web interface from another PC

Zaerc: well, if it's impossible to chose UI from MD page I suspect that it's still possible to do from the Orbiter page. IMHO, it isn't so efficient run AVWizard to change just a type of UI. Moreover, for ordinary user who doesn't have Linux administration experience is much easier to set some properties via web interface than do something in the console mode.

The pop up window "Error: Orbiter failed to initialize OpenGL" keep poping up. And, no whereelse you can go. How to change the setting to UI1?

I'd like an answer to this too - I have exactly the same problem. The first time I installed I chose the third option and got a similar pop up window. So I re-installed all over again and chose option 2. Still get an error. So much for an easy install. I didn't expect the problems to start at this point

The pop up window "Error: Orbiter failed to initialize OpenGL" keep poping up. And, no whereelse you can go. How to change the setting to UI1?

I'd like an answer to this too - I have exactly the same problem. The first time I installed I chose the third option and got a similar pop up window. So I re-installed all over again and chose option 2. Still get an error. So much for an easy install. I didn't expect the problems to start at this point

I have the same issue. I chose UI2 first... no luck. Onboard ATI Radeon Express 200 video. I added an ATI x1300 PCI-E card. Same error. Reinstalled with UI2 - Same error. I am now reinstalling with the on-board graphics and selecting UI1.... More to come. It appears that ATI and MCE just do not get along. I intend to find an nVidia card on the cheap to install at a later date and try UI2 and maybe 3.